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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Israelis Charge Syrians Killed War Prisoners
NEW YORK (JTA) —
Shortly after expelling the
Syrians from the Golan
Heights in October 1973,
Israel recovered the bodies
of Israeli soldiers who, judg-
ing by the condition in
which they were found, had
all been murdered and mu-
tilated after being taken
alive.
The American Zionist
Federation last week dis-
tributed a passage, in En-
glish and Arabic, from the
"ficial gazette of the Syrian
ivernment, Al-Jarida
al-Rasmiya, dated July 11,
1974. which has been over-
looked until now which re-
veals the manner in which
some of these Israeli sol-
diers were murdered by
their Syrian captors.
In the course of a debate
in the Syrian National As-
sembly in December 1973,
the Minister of Defense,
Mustafa T'las cited an inci-
dent as an example of "su-
preme valor" in which a re-
cruit was awarded a Medal
of the Republic who mur-
dered 28 Israeli soldiers
himself.
I Births
July 25 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Bruce J. Rogovin (Karen
Nursery to Have
Moss of Oak Park), of Mont-
gomery, Ohio, a son, Steven
Picnic for Children
The Southfield Coopera- Richard. * * *
tive Nursery, Inc., will have
July 25 — To Mr. and
a picnic for preschoolers 10
a.m. today at Oak Park Ma- Mrs. Gary M. Goodfriend
jor Park. Balloons and bev- (Judy Covensky), 21321
erages will be provided, and Kenosha, Oak Park, a
Phyllis.
guests are asked to bring daughter, Marla
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their own lunch.
July 23 — To Mr. and
The nursery, located at
An exciting pre-school
Mrs. Stuart Babin (Bobbi
23925
Northwestern,
is
Program for 21/2-5 yr. olds.
seeking enrollments. Elaine Wolf of Southfield), of Rich-
Toilet training no problem—
Jewish content
Glasser will teach, and mond Heights, Ohio, a
Michelle.
there is a program for daughter, Susan
Young Israel of Oak Woods
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adults on child-care. For
Coolidge, Oak Pork
July 21 — To Mr. and
information, call Mrs. Eu-
Mrs. Stewart H. Freeman
gene
Johnson,
355-4515,
or
557-5132 398-7850
(Sally Coe) of Okemos, a
Mrs. Glasser, 399-6492.
daughter, Rachel Kathleen.
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July 17 — To Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Agrest (Irene
Boys & Young Mens Wear
Sinai), 29818 Rambling Rd.,
Southfield, a son, Jason
13745 W. 9 MILE RD.
Evan.
LI 3-4115
Oak Park, Mich.
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July 16 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Gerald Kirzner (Judith
Weiss), 13331 Dartmouth,
FOR ALLYOUR CAMP NEEDS
Oak Park, a daughter, Jes-
CHECK LIST
sica Kate.
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SWIM TRUNKS
LAUNDRY BAGS
July 15 — To Mr. and
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DITTY BAGS
Mrs. Howard Faber (Laurie
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SEA BAGS
Elfman),
21810 Stratford,
SOCKS
MUSSETTE BAGS
Oak
Park,
a son, Adam
HIKING
BOOTS
RUCK SACKS
Troy.
SNEAKERS
BACK PACKS
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RAIN BOOTS
ARMY BLANKETS
PONCHOS
CANTEENS
July 14 — To Mr. and
HOODED, ZIPPERED
FLASHLIGHTS
Mrs. Ted Friedman (Susan
SWEAT SHIRTS
CAMP KNIVES
Dubrinsky), 27900 E. Lark-
NAME TAPES
MESS KITS
moor, Southfield, a son,
DRINKING CUPS
Edward Murray.
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FREE COMIC T-SHIRT WITH
July 9 — To Dr. and Mrs.
$35 PURCHASE OR MARE
Paul J. Berghoff (Beth A.
Katz), of Athens, Ga., for-
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merly of Michigan, a son,
Adar Taun.
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July 8 — To former De-
troiter Dr. Donald B. Miller
and Mrs. Miller (Sheilah
Roth of Andover, Mass.) of
AND
Los Angeles, Calif., a
daughter, Rachel Roth.
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July 4 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Auslander (Marsha
Tuesday
Wednesday
Monday
Weinstein), 21850 Hamp-
9-10
a.m.
9-10 a.m.
9-10 a.m.
shire, Southfield, a daugh-
in
English
In
Yiddish
in English
ter, Suzanne Dale.
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and Hebrew
July 2 — To Mr. and Mrs.
your hosts,
The Anglo-Jew-
Robert Sedley (Bobbi Spin-
Jules Abrams Al Naftal and
h
with
ner of Detroit), of Warrens-
The
first
half
Sonya
Papowski
prolific
Jules
ville Heights, Ohio, a daugh-
hour and the invite you to
Abrams, Music,
ter, Stacy Robin.
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"Hebrew with hear Yiddish
News, Interviews
kids" the second.. music from one'
with Rabbis and
July 1 — To Mr. and Mrs.
Israeli Music at
of the largest
Michael E. Ehrlich (Linda
other prominent
Goldberg), 26434 Somer-
it's finest & the
private collet
Jewish leaders.
dale,
Southfield, a daughter,
beauty of the tions of Yiddish
Jules will make
Jennifer Erin.
modern
Hebrew
music
in
Amer-
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you proud of
Language. Enjoy ica. From past to
your heritage.
June 24 — To Mr. and
Israel culture at present, enjoy
Mrs. Sheldon S. Simon
it's best. the traditions of
(Sally Beth Masserman),
former Detroiters of Chi-
_Yiddishkeit.
cago, a daughter, Amanda
Danielle.
Thursday 9-10 a.m.
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In English. Recipes by Mary
June 3 — To Dr. and Mrs.
Abrams, a report from The Jewish
Philip Bain (Janet Seigel),
News, and regular features by
former Detroiters of Valpa-
Jules Abrams.
raiso, Ind., a daughter Jodi
Ann.
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Michigan's Jewish Artists
Editor, the Jewish News:
A brief biographical
sketch and a portrait of
Frederick E. Cohen (?-1858)
appears in "Artists of Early
Michigan,' subtitled "A Bio-
graphical Dictionary of Art-
ists Native To or Active in
Michigan 1701-1900," com-
piled by Arthur Hopkin
Gibson, published by
Wayne State University
Press, Detroit, 1975.
In connection with this
publication, it should be
noted that David Emil
Heineman, father of Jewish
historiography in Michigan,
published in 1915 in "Pub-
lications of the Americcan
Jewish Historical Society"
vol. 23 an article entitled
"Frederick E. Cohen, A Pi-
oneer Michigan Artist." In it
he related Cohen's adven-
tures in a Canadian jail and
in Detroit.
It is noteworthy, though
the artist resided in De-
troit at the time (1850) the
Jewish community was
formed, there is no evi-
dence that he had been
associated with it.
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not a pleasant sight to look
at.
The original of this pic-
ture is in the Detroit Insti-
tute of Arts. I placed a copy
in the Jewish archives of the
Detroit Public Library, and
have a plate of the picture in
my possession.
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Editor, the Jewish News:
Your reviewer's June 27
article about my recent
book, "America the Beauti-
ful," says the book is
". . . just too personal and
too ordinary for today's
busy reader."
Your reviewer has a right
and responsibility to bring
to your readers an honest
opinion. However, I request
that you forward the pub-
lisher's review copy to your
local Jewish home for the
aged. Someone there might
not be too busy to share
some reminiscences.
BENJAMIN BLASHONE
It also is worthy of note
that Cohen painted a pic-
ture of Herod Antipas pre-
senting the head of John
"The Paptist" in a huge
wine cup to Salome, the
daughter of Herodias. It is
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in Society
Violinist Daniel Heifitz,
and his wife, the former
Janne Freeman, daughter of
former Detroiter Judge Al-
wyn Freeman, will be the
house guests of her coun-
sins, State Supreme Court
Justice and Mrs. Charles L.
Levin. Heifitz will appear
with the Detroit Symphony
Orchestra Thursday and
Aug. 9 at Meadowbrook.
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